Maybe 'nested' variables would work ? See https://github.com/RetroPie/EmulationStation/pull/703

updated the Pixelcade installer script so should be good now, thanks again !

https://pixelcade.org/pi-install/

It asked me to create a new thread but rather than that I think it's better to include the original to show how long we have been patiently waiting for this beautiful feature that will make retropie so much sexier. I believe it is possible considering batocera uses a version of emulationstation and some themes utilize the wheel in gamelist. I personally love the customization of retropie more though so always come back but please can someone figure out how they did it and merge this coolness into retropie. Thank you all so much.

@karl0001 I got the solution myself. The issue was the xpad driver installed by Retropie. Once I uninstalled it everything works. Have a look here: https://github.com/Fredrum/chiaki/issues/14

@mitu thanks !

@pattaboy I got this working on Wine recently but only up to the "VS" screen that comes up after you select your players, after which it freezes. I can't seem to figure out if there are any settings that would let me get it to load beyond that point.

@ssokolow Nice work. Works like charm on a RetroPie setup too. Thanks for sharing it under MIT license.

@mitu I guess It is your prerogative. No worries at all. It is the learning process which is the most interesting part, and giving back to the community with no interest in profiting at all.

@gleam2003 said in Lock SDL2, MESA and DRM update:

Install your Mesa and sdl2 library in /usr/local and config LD for use this before the one installed by RetroPie.
In this way you can use original RetroPie script without lose your build library

Thanks, I'll try

@RetroFloppy08 said in (Unofficial) RetroPie DVD Support - Release & Tutorial:

Perhaps there's a way to set the location of save states?

As I had no need for it so far, that is beyond my knowledge - if you research it, keep in mind that there are more then one form of save|save-state/memory-dump: once the saves done via the libretro-functionality, then the saves done by none-lr emulators which offer such a feature and (maybe last) saves done from within the games themself (whether that means to insert a writable-image (save-disk, tape-file, whatsoever) or if it will be written next to the game-file may be dependend on the emulator/context (home-computer/console).

New version: now with a GUI (Windows only).

Release MAME / Retroarch bezel / overlays tool v4.0 · cosmo0/mame-retroarch-bezel-converter (github.com)

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@FranceMSR Thanks. Where can the source code with the changes be found?

The repo is now live:

https://github.com/DirtBagXon/hypseus_scoreboard

Please share your creations with the community.....

@mitu Oh okay. Thank you for your time mitu.

Nice idea.
I formalized your approach a little by utilizing an extra scriptmodule bashwelcomeextra.sh, which will also "survive" updates of the RetroPie-Setup.

With that the banner looks like this (some info redacted):

bashwelcomeextra.jpg

INSTALLATION

On RetroPie shell as user pi:

cd RetroPie-Setup mkdir -p ext/local/scriptmodules/supplementary pushd ext/local/scriptmodules/supplementary wget -O bashwelcomeextra.sh https://gist.githubusercontent.com/Gemba/bc41f9b2570486b855d6bfa57b3cbdc5/raw/d03b9f101212a0acb37d8750f9006f8639fcc54e/bashwelcomeextra.sh popd # remove genuine scriptmodule and install this one sudo ./retropie_packages.sh bashwelcometweak remove sudo ./retropie_packages.sh bashwelcomeextra install # both modules can also be found in the RetroPie-Setup UI in the Configuration/Tools section # relogon to test or source ~/.bashrc

Or see gist there

This has been updated, and now includes Flick Stick control mode:

You must select it in the "options" menu -> "gamepad" -> "sticks config" -> "layout" option.
Southpaw variant available, just like the rest of the layouts.
Just wanted to post, because it's probably the first game with this control method available in a Pi. Works with no issues in a RPi3B+.